Agastache Peachie Keen PP 25886 United States narrow green leaves make a

narrow green leaves make a small clump

Rohdeas are one of the best choices for dry dark spots in the garden

The resulting Eupatorium 'Phantom' is the shortest and densest Joe-Pye we've ever trialed

Tucked just below the foliage in late spring are the large 1

tubular flowers in early May (NC)

Agastache Peachie Keen PP 25886 United States narrow green leaves make aAgastache 'Peachie Keen' is a mound of delicious colors and fragrances. This 2014 Walters Gardens hybrid has been outstanding in our heat and humidity trials. Agastache 'Peachie Keen' forms a 2' tall x 2' wide compact clump of light green, minty smelling foliage. The mounds of foliage are topped from early summer until frost with terminal spikes bearing hundreds of small, peachy colored, tubular flowers, each emerging from a contrasting darker calyx.